Conner Fromknecht writes:
> IMHO, the current signed invoice + preimage is a very weak proof of payment.
> It's the hash equivalent to proving you own a public key by publishing the
> secret key. There is an assumption that the only way someone could get that
>
Good morning Corne and Conner,
Ignoring the practical matters that Corne rightly brings up, I think, it is
possible to use ZKCP to provide a "stronger" proof-of-payment in the sense that
Conner is asking for.
All that is needed is to create a message (possibly in some standard language)
Hi Conner,
I do believe proof of payment is an important feature to have,
especially for the use case of a payer/payee pair that doesn't
completely trust each other, but does have the possibility to go to court.
However, I'm not convinced by what you wrote. I do think a combination
of signed